Southern Oregon News Review, Anhland, Ore., Thurs. June 24 1948
Lions To Meet
Monday Night
THE PHOENIX NEWS
! SI evens Elected
To School Board
P hoenix, J u n e 23
In the
school hoard elections held Mori
P h oenix, J u n e 23 — M em bers 'd a y night in tin* P hoenix d istrict
<>f the P hoenix Lions club will I A ndy S tevens
was elected
a
m eet M onday n ig h t ut th e G lad-1 m em ber of the b oaid according
moi C offee shop according to an to an an n o u n cem en t m ade today
by C. R. B ow m an, county school
an n o u n cem en t much today.
su p erin ten d e n t.
Am ong the project« w hich will •
he discussed will In- the u tiliz a
Mr. and Mrs. Athol D udley left
tion of the clothing w hich was this week tor a vacation trip
lu cen tly collected for the use of w hich will tak e them through
V unport flood victim s.
Y ellow stone N ational park.
Mr. and Mrs. O len B arlow and
SUMMONS
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. M au rlo
IN
r i l l '; i i m i i t i - i i i h ’ i ul
Barlow w ere in C rescent C ity la t m i ' ; h t a t i : i , y i h i k o o n
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'»N i I I I X T I
week end. Mi and Mis. M auri.■«■ I \ l A' l l , E KM
N G l'L A K K .
Bai low, who an- from D unsm uir,
•in in 11 r r.
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( ullfornia, h av e been visiting
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Dutch Treat Cafe
Leased Thursday
P hoenix, J u n e 23—-Mrs. H o w
a rd
B u rn ette ann o u n ced
this
w eek th a t the D utch T ren t cafe,
w hich has been u n d er h er m a n
agem ent, had been leased e f fc
tlv e T h u rsd ay
to a C alifo rn ia
p arty . T he leasing of the cafe w.
han d led by P eterso n realty .
T he cafe opened In Ja n u a ry
w ith Mrs. B u rn ette and F ran , i
C h ristie as co-m anagers.
Mi
B u rn ette la te r bought o u t Mi
C h ristie anrl has been o p eratin g
th e re s ta u ra n t herself. A m ong tin-
em ployees of th e cafe has been
Mrs. Fay C astor.
Mr. and Mrs. B u rn e tte have
bought a ranch n ear C entral
P o in t and plan to m ake ran ch in g
th e ir vocation.
Telephone Co. Is
O pen Mike Asking Increase
by Doyle SEELY
In Rate Charges
Miss Conover Weds
James E. Gunter
Miss Doris C onover, d au g h ter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W M athes,
m arried Jam es E. G u n ter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. G u n ter, J u n e
19, at th e C hapel of the Rock:»
and Roses in M edford. Mr. and
Mrs. Jo h n B raack atten d ed the
couple.
The bride wore a shell pink
gab ard in e «dress with w hite acces
sories for h er w edding, and the
m atro n of honor w ore a light
green su it w ith black accessories.
The groom g rad u ated from the
A shland high school w ith the
class of 1946.
He is associated
w lht his fath er, G. E G unter, in
the G u n ter Fuel com pany, of
Ashland.
T he bride cam e to A shland
w ith h er p aren ts ab o u t a y ear
ago from Inglew ood, C alifornia.
A fte r a honeym oon trip to v a r
ious points in Oregon, the couple
will m ake th e ir hom e in A shland.
It looks as though th e W estern
portion of th e afternoori Music , T he proposed increase in rates
j w hich is being asked by th e P a
Box show over KW IN will be cific T elephone and T elegraph
e x ten d e d -o som ething m ore th an co m pany w ould h av e an effect
I on telep h o n e users In th e A sh
45 m inutes.
Will M iller, who h andles the land area, according to an a n
n o u n cem en t m ad e this week by
show, recently m ade a couple of
1 co m pany re p resen tativ es.
req u ests for Ideas concerning the
U nder th e proposed changes
length of the portion of the show fla t ra te s for in d iv id u al business
devoted to w estern m usic. For phone users and tw o -p arty b u si
n early a week, he was snow ed ness line users w ould be in cre as
un d e w ith cards and letters, r e ed $2.50 and $2.00 p er m onth.
q u estin g 100 per cen t th a t m ore
T h e com pany is asking th e in
w estern m usic be dished out. The crease in th e face of increased
m ail reached Its peak along ab out o p eratin g costs.
T he proposed
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th e th ird day w hen 104 listen ers increase, w hich was originally to
PHOENIX NASA MU Nil CMUMOl
i i,m in» i 'I iu h I i iif ill«- f ’u m ir. ... hiiM lm nil. II» A M A Y I'H K E o U N T A IN ,
flooded him w ith cards and le t h a v e becom e effective J u ly 10,
ilm , k no w n hm I l i A M A Y B lt E l o . \ .
W .' c l m i l a I'u iiiia i 111 v 11 ia 11,, i, i
ters—an d n o t one w anted less will to tal ap p ro x im a te ly $5,496-
, 'A I N K ; m nl I. It , I ' l l E I i i l ' N T A t N .
ill ...II r ill,n ils UII.I 11«,xhl.nl ■ |„ ||,,
d m . know ,!, us J.J l(
U K E K o l N-
fi 1 111, w 1 1 1 g Marvin««.
w estern music.
ooo.
I 'A I N E M il,, m nl h ushu nd . O A H K IK M
S iiiiilu y Mi’hool • 46
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P hoenix, J u n e 23— M em bers of ule of special ev en ts this w eek,
E v i'iilliK M n rv li« 7 .70.
Mrs. P hem ie S tratto n , m an ag er
J O H N l . o i ; U l lU t b . w lr. m nl hus-
M id w « « k l*rn y « r und IT u ls « H.-i
the P hoenix S titch and C h a tte r w h at w ith th e postponed Louis- of T a y lo r’s P hoenix P ennyw ise,
h iu iil.
H A IO tIK T
E L IZ A B E T H
» I n , W .-.lii«~ ,tay 7 30.
H U N T L E Y , m nl M IIS
H A IIItY
I. clu b m et T h u rsd a y for a bit of W alcott fight, and the R ep u b li
»•«.Ill«, m id b iliiK y m ir f ll« m lx I,
BUNTON
is on vacation this week. W hile
H U N T L E Y m nl H A I I I t Y E H U N T -
Hi, fi u -ii.lly church.
stitching and som e c h a tte r a t tin- can convention. T he fight, o ri she is aw ay h er place a t th e drug
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T alent. ginally scheduled for W ednes sto re is being tak en by Mrs. M ary
‘ K lt o L IN A i i M E N H iilxn knoM n n, hom e of D. T horeson,
N e x t T o Post O ffic e P h o e n ix Ore.
A N T IIIA
I 'A l t O L I N A
I ' l I.IS E IIT , Hostess for the a ffa ir w as Mrs.
day n ig h t was postponed u n til B radshaw .
.
P hoenix P re sb y te ria n C hurch
SO N m nl J O H N | . o E O W E N S . M il,
Come in and See th e new
th e follow ing night. The R ep u b li
uni h u s h m iil. Hi.- u nkno w n h .-lr or Ed Taylor.
E. . C lark. M inister
qu ick y
c » I h . '. ' m
o f ||i« h .-i.-ln nm n.'it .1«-
F u lle r A rney Is spen d in g this
cans,
how
ever,
co
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Bl A M Bible School ,1. () f i r I .in
lm ils . nlsn n il o th e r persons oi
ry on night and day, w ith sp ec w eek at G e arh art, O regon. He is
Poling, S u p e rin te n d e n t. A class p u rile x u nkn o w n (-Is lin ln x m iy o x h t ,
III I.',. Ill'll, r x liit e n r In l.'iiM l In or
ial bro ad cast going out m orning a tte n d in g a boys cam p there.
foi everyone.
I,, Un- r o i l |,o>|>.'ily .l.x n il I..-.I In lh .
Mrs. S pencer C rum p is keeping and night.
11 a in M orning W orship Sp< i*oni|>lnlni,
h er faith stro n g in the su n 's s h in
eilil m usic by the choir. Sernio.
I ..T e n ih o ilx
O ne of th e h o ttest fo u r-p art
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EACH
A N I»
A LL OE
T H E ing and says th a t she hopes th at
*>y tlie m inister.
, h arm o n y to be h eard in a long
A B O V E O E I'E N O » N T S
if h er faith Is stro n g enough the
Tue«. 7 P. M. Boy Scout«.
IN T H E N A M E O E T H E S T A T E
tim e is rep resen ted on a couple
Wed. 7 3(1 P. M C h ristia n pel o |- o l t E i l O N , You m nl in.*h o f you sun will keep shinng.
ft
of
new discs now in the KW IN
nr.*
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to
tt|ip
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lowship.
lib rary . T he R avens seem to be
n ilsw .-i ...........n n ip ln ln t file d iig n in x l
ro * I
Leo Bohls says business In a
you in tin- .il» ,» »- .-ill 111«*.| Hull nu ,,r
i these records are alread y becom
h .f n i.. (In- |i,x l ,luy o f fo u r Weeks service statio n Is ju st lik e b a n a n
SALE I
ing th e m ost p o p u lar in th e whole
fr n in On- d a te u f lh « firs t p u b lli'u -
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lin n . i f tills x tln iliin n x . a n il. I f you as, Is com es In bunches.
ilb rary . T he R avens seem to be
ra il an Io t<|>|,«-,ir mid a n s w e r said
"n n ip ln ln t, fu r
w aul
Ih e ie n f.
the
Dr. and Mrs. C hilton h av e as a com posite of th e Ink Spots, th e
• -,,iii|,li.l.' M u flir IC i'IiutldlnK
To B uy Y our Hom e See
p l a i n t i f f w ill apply I., th . C o u rt fo r
K ing Cole Trio, th e D elta R hy-.
M u lu r Tun« up - Jteburlna
lh .' r e lie f d .'iiim u lw l In h er i'i,in - visitors, Dr. C h ilto n ’s fa th e r and
p lilln t. M ii.'i'ln .'lly s tilte d ax fo llo w s
m other, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C h il thm boys, and sev eral o th er sim i- j
Kiiierxency Service
In - M i l :
lar outfits.
Telephone 7743
. . . . R ealto r
ton,
R edlands, C alifornia. D uring
T h n l «m'h m nl a ll o f th e d e fe n d
Highway S»
Phoenix, Or«
a n ts h ere in 1.« re q u ire d Io fu lly set th e ir visit in O regon th e elder
R
epresented
by
33} 4th St.
Phone Í7JI
SIMPSON WILL HELP
fo r th a n y and a ll r lx h t, title, estate.
HARVEY J. PETERSON
B e n . c la im n r In te re s t w h a la o e » .-r C hiltons plan to tak e a trip to OFFICIATE SHRINE GAME
t h a l th e y , u r a lly o f th e m , m ay have, P o rtlan d and will re tu rn to P h o e
’/j Mi. N orth P h oenix Ph. 6485
A1 Sim pson, S o u th ern O regon
n r « L ilin In, lu. n r upon the r i a l nix before leaving for C alifornia
| , r . . | . . r l y d excrlh e.l In On- e n iiip h iin i
college coach, has been elected as
h erein, or a n y p a rt o r p arcel th e r e
'W AP T '' THE SPEED C O P—By S ieve's Union Service
of, M hli h xal.l re a l p ro p e rty lx s i t
Mr. and Mrs. V ern A nibal and an official for th e an n u al p rep
u ated
lu Jai'kxou C o u n ty ,
O rexo n .
school
football
gam
e
betw
een
the
•Hid inu re tm r tlc u lu rly described a- son, B rent visited th e M cC lana
fo lln w x . I n - w ll ’
han gold m ine at K erby last week O regon A ll-S tars and the P o rt
le ilx M T e n
( I n ) and E le v e n i l l )
land A ll-S tars w hich w ill tak e
end.
B lock (2 ) T w o . W e a l M e d fo rd
place A ugust 28 at M ultnom ah
In Jw<*kM«>fi C o u n ty , n re g n ii.
Thai
S tadium . The gam e is sponsored
m id a ll u f th e c la im s
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
th a t m uy !»«• ........
m ade nu the p a rt ul
by th e S hrine, w ith receipts
CHURCH
miy o r a ll o f aald dr fe u d m ila h erein,
slated to go to S h rin e charities.
>r to Maid r«*a I p ro p e rty herein
E. H. McGee, M inister
dexi rll.e .l, oi nil» lu ll! l l l e l e n f . i>.
B ib le School, 10 a in.
N in e S h rin e clubs u n d er th e
.iiljil.lu e il m ill ile i'lm e il In he n u ll „n il
M o r n ln x W o rs h ip S e rv ic e . 11 a.m d irectio n of H illah
Tem ple in
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lh .ll lh ,. lilM llllir r h erein I m
B I B L E C lass IH -12 v r s i
;:ti p m
Marble. Granita. Broms
le i'le e .l In he tile n H Ile l In fee s im p le
A shland will aid in tick et d is tri
I'A e n in x S ervice. 7:30 p m
ir rn lil re a l p r n p e r i». fre e mnl < 1,-nr
P o w e r Iln u r . W e d . 7:3n p m .
bution.
Extra Lettering Available
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III. p.ul I.r t h e Nlllll ile f e llilm ilx . nr
Stitch and Chatter
Club Met Thursday
Bhoenix Locals
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Johnny’s Garage
I
I. E. Schuler
Gunter Fuel Co.
MONUMENTS
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BURNS AGENCY
"O n l h , P l » » -
PITTSBURG
1 EN JM EÍ
GIVES GLEAMING NEW BEAUTY
TO ALL TYPES OF INTERIOR
ANO EXTERIOR SURFACES
Quick drying Enamel—gives wood
work and furniture new beauty and
added ltfe—restate marring cleans
easily.
in y «»f th em .
T h a i eui'h m nl n il I,r the d s fe n d -
n tx h erein, n m l eai-h m nl n il perannx
liiln iln x . n r io e la lin , hy, lliin t ix h nr
m ile r (h e m , n r a n y o f t h r n i. he r,,r
Iijn ln e il, re s ti'n ln e il m ill b a rre l,
rm in iix x .-riln x . ill te m p i lim In ex ln h -
IlKh. h i I'tn lm h iK . a n y rlx h t, t ill.-
x tn le , lien, n r In l.'ie x t w h a ts o e v e r
n. In OI Upon Xlllll le n t p r n p .lt » . ,,1
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rn re v .'i qulete.l m id x. I nt le x ,
T h is ................ .. lx p ub lish ed by or-
h r . .f the H n n o ru h le I I
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Indx«' o f lh.- I 'l r v n l i (’nun o f .l.n i,.
mi i ’n iiiity , iiiexm i, made and eii-
'e re d on the t.l d ay
Bine. BUS
T h e H m .' p rescribed In x.iltl o rd er
fo r p u b lic a tio n o f th is atim m n nx lx
• nee .•.■u h week fn r four consecutive
weeks T ile d a te o f the firs t p u h ll-
A t hm nf llilx summons Is ,h<> 24
hiv o f June 194S.
II. Bell nt snu '
H a r r y A. s k e r r y . J r
A tto rn e y s fo r I ’l u i n l i f f
120 East M n ln S tre e t
______________ M cd ( ill'll. I Ir.'k'nll
Spray or Brush
Houses, Mills. Barns. Roofs. Interio rs, E xteriors.
W hitew ashing
We E stim ate and P ain t A nything
P hone 4896
310 B ridge S treet
A shland, O regon
IL E. JETT
LEO. IL HUNT
S kinners)
Your Hot Weathci
Retreat
C e m e In
fe r PR I I h e e b le t,
rC e ie e Dynamic«
on your trip
EAST
No extra rail fare
When you go east you might as well get all you can
for your money. And it’s p retty hard to find a bigger
bargain than this:
On your roundtrip ticket to Chicago, New York and
most other eastern cities you can go or retu rn via
( ahfornia for ziof /<• morv rail fare thnn you'd p a y to go
direct See San Francisco, Los Angeles and th e colorful
southwest. Go one way, return another. See twice as
m eh at no additional ticket cost.
CRUMP’S
FOUNTAIN
(form erly
See California
s-p
W here You Meet
Your F riends
ìlio fi.e n d ly Southern Pacific
Your S h erw ln
W illiam s
D ealer
tQ N c c p , I
Wick Furniture
279 E. Main
Phoenix Feed & Seed
A U iertiatn tfn t
H ighw ay 99, P hoenix
W eed K illers
S prays
From where I s it... / / Jo e M arsh
T»lephon«8761
They let the Wives in!
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COHntMtNT WlieHT-CONTItOl SANDWICHtt WITH
W l
la 4iiHM
w»» I« U*» suNDt» ■ 1 fa « (m»o,
(l«anor 0».
Day. ■».
Bos up,
1027. Hoflswoad. t«tx?
Csl
The ex-Gl’g of our town enter
tained their wives the other night
at one of their "feeds” of ham
burger sandwiches and ice cold
beer. (The girls had hinted that
they’d like to see what went on
» hen their husbands got together!)
Being wary, the boys provided
chicken sandwiches and cake and
cider—for those wives who might
have other tastes. But though they
were grateful for the choice, most
of the wives agreed th at ham
burger sandwiches and beer were
a mighty pleasant combination.
P hone 8561
tw rig A i.
After the “feed” the husbands
took their wivis on at a game of
darts, and later they played “In
dications." The party broke up
around ten, with the boys agreeing
that it was mighty successful.
From where I sit, it’s this com
panionship among young couples
today, and their moderation in a
sensible beverage like beer, that's
won the younger generation such
a wholesome reputation.